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MatarikiMatariki Teachers’ Resource [494Kb PDF]

We have updated our Matariki learning resource pack for teachers of pupils in Years 1 to 8. Full of practical examples and ideas, this resource can be used to incorporate Matariki into subjects such as art, dance, English, science, social science and social studies.

The Aotea Ladies' Dish-Can Band, 1919Māori music - Taoka Pūoro

New Zealand’s musical heritage dates back to the arrival of the first Māori in Aotearoa. Musical traditions, in the form of waiata (songs) and haka (dance), were passed down from generation to generation and grew from their Polynesian roots.

Ngā Pounamu Māori Centre and Ngāi Tahu CollectionCentral Library Peterborough

Kia ora Te Kete Wānanga o Peterborough!

We are happy to say our newest library - Central Library Peterborough - is home to our Ngā Pounamu Māori Centre and Ngāi Tahu Collection / Ngā Rākau Teitei e Iwa.